The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1887-02-24

sS Under this head we would be pleased Il
have our friends throughout the city acquain
us of the arrival and departure of their visitors
V. Franklin made the county-seat, Tuesda,
morning, OF business.
Mrs. II. G. Fisher departed, this morning
on an extended visit to her home in Quincy
Illinois.
Mrs. Ed. Hawksworth and sister of Akron
attended the b. of l.. Z. ball and banquet,
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. f. l.. Robinson came down from the
claim near Akron to participate in the festivi-
ties of Tuesday evening.
T. S. Bosley departed for Syracuse, this
state, Monday evening, on a visit of some
duration to relatives.
Mrs. H.. Cronkhite came up from Hastings,
Thursday night last, On a visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. j. III. Burns of this place.
John Walker, a brother of Henry, arrived
from ShellwOod, Oregon, last week, purpos
ing to make this city his future home.
1T. Benjamin of Crete is in the city again.
See his announcement in another column.
He is at the Commercial for the present.
j. III. yesterday, clerk of the senate COM
mittee of the whole, spent Sunday in this
city, returning to the capital, Monday even
ing.
County Clerk, C. d. Cramer, was a bust
ness visitor in the metropolis, Friday after
noon. THE TRIBUNE acknowledges a pleas
ant call.
Miss Katie Simpson returned to her home
in Kansas, last Saturday, after quite an ex-
tended visit to her sister, Mrs. V. Franklin,
in our city.
Mel. S. UhI, representing the Western
Newspaper Union of Omaha, called at this
office, this morning, on business pertaining
to his company.
Miss Matte Smith visited friends in the
city, from Monday to Wednesday of this
week. She was on her way home from an
extended visit in COncordia.
John w. Ham, of the Wauneta Breeze,
was in the city, Tuesday evening, on bust
ness. Fraternal cOurtesies were exchanged
at these newspapOrial headquarters.
Miss Libbie Hager of Exeter, Neb., who
has been the guest of Mrs. w. NJ. Anderson,
left for Indianola, Saturday evening, on a
visit to her sister, Mrs. j. w. Dolan.
Frank MCGEE, late of the McEntee House,
shook the dust of this city from off him, the
first of the week, we are informed, at the re-
quest () of some friends. No tears.
Mrs. 2. L. Kay, Mrs. S. L. Green and Miss
Ida j. Hollister, returned from the state cap
ital, the latter part of last week, having had
a most enjoyable visit in that city of gaity.
j. E.. Cochran, Esq. came in on Saturday
nights train, returning to McCOOk by Mon
day mornings train. While here he dispos-
ed of his residence lots to W.. T. S. May
Oberlin Opinion.
Calvin Ziegler, late manager of The Frees
& Hocknell Lumber Co.'s yard a EIwOod,
moved to this city, last week, where he will
follow his trade, that of carpenter, during
the coming season.
NllSS Neltie DduCoch cdIlo up HUH CdHl-
bridge, Saturday, to participate in the pro-
gressive euchre party at Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.
Babcock's on that evening. She remained
in the city until yesterday noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. O'ROurke of Red Cloud
came up to the city, Tuesday, participating
in the ball and banquet of that evening, and
to witness the marriage of Mr.. ThOman and
Miss Roberts, Wednesday afternoon.
l. J. Starbuck, Scott Mccoy and V. Mauls-
by returned from Iowa, Saturday evening.
1t is stated that Mr.. Starbuck brought with
him another speedy horse, one of the 2:2S
steppers, to strengthen his stable of fleet
u~uadrupedS.